Tiberius - cf. RPC I 1158
Roman Provincial, Tiberius (14 - 37 CE) Bronze Ae unit, Corinth mint
- Obverse: L FVRIO LABEONE (or NI) IIVIR / Laureate head of Tiberius facing left
- Reverse: L FVRIO LABEONE (or NI) IIVIR / Hexastyle temple with architrave inscribed GENT IVLI and COR in exergue
Reference:
- cf. RPC 1158
- cf. RPC I 1152
- cf. Amandry XVI 25–8, 40, 45, pp. 174–6
Other information:
- Issued under Lucius Arrius Peregrinus and Lucius Furius Labeo, duovirii
- This coin is an error by the mint using the name Labeone on both sides.
- The reverse of this coin depicts the Temple of Octavia. It was dedicated in 25 CE. Parts of the foundation and a few pillars of the temple remain and can be seen in the ruins of ancient Corinth.
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Production Details
Released:
32
(Estimated)
Discontinued:
33
(Estimated)
Materials:
Bronze
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Bronze,
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Production Status:
- Error
Packaging Details:
No Packaging
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Price Points for this item do not need to have their packaging to count towards our near mint to mint Estimated Value.
Price Points for this item do not need to have their packaging to count towards our near mint to mint Estimated Value.
Characteristics
Denomination:
Ae unit
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Ae unit,
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Shape:
Round -> Circle
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Round -> Circle,
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Language:
Latin
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Latin,
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Inscription /Design Front:
L FVRIO LABEONE (or NI) IIVIR / Laureate head of Tiberius facing left
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L FVRIO LABEONE (or NI) IIVIR / Laureate head of Tiberius facing left,
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Inscription / Design Back:
L FVRIO LABEONE (or NI) IIVIR / Hexastyle temple with architrave inscribed GENT IVLI and COR in exergue
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L FVRIO LABEONE (or NI) IIVIR / Hexastyle temple with architrave inscribed GENT IVLI and COR in exergue,
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